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Vladimir Putin's daughter flew to Munich more than 50 times, investigation claims

Katerina Tikhonova, 35, the younger of Vladimir Putin's two daughters, made dozens of state-approved trips to Munich between 2017 and 2019 despite the tyrant's regular outbursts against oligarch "traitors" living in the West

Daily Mirror

VIDEO: War In Ukraine: Devastation Of Russian Unit That Failed To Cross River In East Ukraine

This video shows the bleak aftermath of a Russian military unit’s botched attempt to cross the Seversky Donets river in eastern Ukraine.

Zenger

VIDEO: War In Ukraine: Russian Troops Fire Mortar Rounds At Ukrainian Targets

This is the moment Russian troops fire mortar rounds at Ukrainian targets.

Zenger

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First Thing: US accuses Russia of holding food supplies hostage

Antony Blinken demanded that Russia lift its blockade of Ukraine’s Black Sea ports and suggested the Kremlin was using food as a weapon

The Guardian - UK

Vladimir Putin 'suffering from chronic back pain' due to injury suffered years ago

Russian President Vladimir Putin rides horses as part of his tough man image but during a horse riding trip outside of the town of Kyzyl in Southern Siberia on August 3, 2009, he reportedly fell

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin 'surrounded by doctors' as illness brings growing chaos to the Kremlin

Former British spy Christopher Steele, who ran the Russia desk at MI6 in London, claims that the Russian President is seriously unwell and now in need of constant medical care.

Daily Record

Ukraine’s Donbas ‘Destroyed’ as Russian Artillery and Aircraft Step up Strikes

Russian forces have bombarded areas of Ukraine's eastern Donbas from land and air, killing at least 13 civilians, Ukraine's military said on Friday, and President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said the assaults had turned the region into "hell". As the war neared the three-month mark, the Russians were intensifying their efforts to…

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US accuses Russia of weaponising food in Ukraine crisis and holding global supplies ‘hostage’

Blinken calls on Moscow to end blockade of Ukraine ports as Medvedev says Russia is ready to allow the flow of food when sanctions lift

The Guardian - AU

Troops who defended Mariupol steel mill registered as POWs

Amid fear of Russian reprisals, hundreds of Ukrainian fighters who surrendered after enduring the merciless assault on Mariupol’s steel factory have been registered as prisoners of war

The Independent UK

Ukraine latest: Ukraine says Donbas region completely destroyed, US supports Nordic push to join NATO

Volodymyr Zelenskyy accuses Russian forces of attempting to kill as many Ukrainians and do as much damage as possible, repeating his charge that Russia was carrying out a genocide.

ABC News

Vladimir Putin 'constantly surrounded by doctors' as illness throws Kremlin into chaos

Former spy Christopher Steele, who ran the Russia desk at MI6 in London, says Russian President Vladimir Putin is seriously ill and is now in need of around-the-clock medical care

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin retches and splutters in meeting as chemotherapy rumours spiral

The Russian leader appeared dazed and bloated as he spoke with Sergey Chemezov, a former KGB general and CEO of state-owned military hardware company Rostec.

Daily Record

Gerhard Schröder to be stripped of privileges for not cutting ties with Russia

Former German chancellor, who holds positions at Rosneft and Nord Stream, will lose staff and office

The Guardian - UK

Pro-Russian hackers spread hoaxes to divide Ukraine, allies

As Ukrainian refugees flooded into Poland to escape Russia's invasion, a hacking group aligned with the Kremlin tried to spread rumors and hoaxes intended to divide Ukraine from its allies

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Russia says 771 more Ukrainian troops ‘surrender’ at Mariupol steelworks

Injured soldiers being treated in hospital while 900 held in a former prison colony, according to Moscow

Zenger

VIDEO: War In Ukraine: DPR Militia Inflicts Heavy Losses On Ukrainian Troops

Russian troops invaded Ukraine on February 24 in what the Kremlin is still calling a "special military operation".

Al Jazeera

How the capture of Azov fighters affects the Russia-Ukraine war

The war’s post-apocalyptic poster boys are seen in a totally different light in the Kremlin and on Russian TV.

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin 'avoided' mistress and 'was not prepared to be dad' after pregnancy news

Vladimir Putin is believed to have at least two kids with Olympic gymnast Alina Kabaeva, 39, who has been slapped with sanctions since the Russian tyrant invaded Ukraine in February

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The Independent UK

Ukraine war is fuelling global food crisis, says UN

Kremlin’s failure to open Ukrainian ports would be ‘declaration of war on global food security’, says UN World Food Programme boss

Reuters

German ex-chancellor Schroeder under EU pressure to quit Rosneft

The European Parliament is set to urge the blacklisting of former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder if he does not quit as a board member of Russian state-owned oil company Rosneft.

Axios

On the front lines in Donbas: One Ukrainian soldier's story

"I know that hell exists, and it is here."

Asharq Al-Awsat

US Backs Nordic NATO Bids, Ukraine Tries Russian for War Crime

US President Joe Biden will host the leaders of Finland and Sweden on Thursday to discuss their NATO membership bids, while Ukraine said no military option was left to rescue the soldiers still inside a steel plant besieged by Russian forces. Moscow's troops have been accused of widespread atrocities against…

Los Angeles Times

Russian soldier pleads guilty to war crime as conflict in Ukraine enters new phase

LVIV, Ukraine — As the first Russian soldier to be tried for war crimes pleaded guilty to killing a Ukrainian civilian, fears grew Wednesday over the fate of hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers who surrendered at the Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol a day earlier.

Los Angeles Times

Russian soldier pleads guilty to war crime; Mariupol fighters’ fate uncertain

WEKU

Mariupol has fallen to Russia. Here's what that means for Ukraine

After months of fighting and shelling, Ukraine has ended its combat mission in Mariupol, and its remaining soldiers have been evacuated to Russian-held territory.

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